GTR launches ‘Find a quieter train’ – using data to help rail users find trains with more seats
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has announced the launch of a new tool on their website, enabling passengers to find the ...
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Great Northern announce further weekend closures of Northern City Line between Finsbury Park and Moorgate
Work on the East Coast Digital Programme has meant that Network Rail and Great Norther have further closures of the ...
Five years in service – Siemens’ built Class 700s operated by ThameslinkÂ
Thameslink, owned by parent company Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), is celebrating the five year anniversary since the first Desiro City ...
Govia Thameslink Railway’s apprenticeship programme achieves positive Ofsted reportÂ
Following an inspection by Ofsted, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has confirmed they gained top marks for their apprenticeship programme.
Network Rail about to start major project to improve accessibility for passengers at Finsbury Park Railway Station
Network Rail is ready to begin work on Finsbury Park station to improve accessibility for passengers.
Young adults assisted by Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris in planting at Alexandra Palace station
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) in partnership with charity Groundwork London are transforming stations by planting flowers, supporting young adults to ...
Season Ticket Calculator for commuters launched by Govia Thameslink
A new online season ticket calculator has been launched by Govia Thameslink Railway who operate Great Northern, Gatwick Express, Southern ...
Coronavirus: ORR stats show UK rail travel is lowest since 1872
Passenger journeys in the UK fell to their lowest levels since 1872, when records began, due to the coronavirus pandemic, ...
Covid test kits offered to Govia Thameslink Railway staff
As lockdown restrictions continue to ease more and more passengers are returning to rail travel and to help give reassurance ...
Railway stations in Hertfordshire and Sussex mapped for blind and partially sighted passengers
New tactile maps have been installed at railway stations in Hertfordshire and Sussex to help blind and partially sighted passengers.
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